Energy, Infrastructure & ESG Quarterly – First Edition, 2026

The regulations on unlicensed electricity generation in Türkiye were amended by the Regulation Amending the Regulation on Unlicensed Generation in the Electricity Market...

Turkey's Ministry of Economy has temporarily expanded government incentives to also include solar panel imports made within solar energy power investments.

Turkey's Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources has launched the Energy and Carbon Reduction Support Programme, offering grants of up to 30% of 2026 energy expenditures to businesses that achieve significant reductions in carbon intensity through energy efficiency improvements.

Turkey's Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources has announced major renewable energy tenders for 2026, offering 900 MWe of solar capacity across 14 projects and 1,500 MWe of wind capacity across 7 projects.

With the regulation published in the Official Gazette on September 12, 2023, changes have been made to the Regulation on Unlicensed Electricity Generation in the Electricity Market.

The new Mining Regulation ("Regulation") was published in the Official Gazette dated 21.09.2017 and numbered 30187

The Law No. 5346 on the Utilization of Renewable Energy Resources for the Purpose of Generating Electrical Energy was amended on 8 January 2011.

Turkey has published rules for merging separate mining licenses into Mining Zones, addressing issues such as taxation, cancellation, tender, re-licensing and determining investment costs to establish Mining Zones.

Mining Law No. 3213 ("Mining Law") was amended with the Law Amending the Mining Law and Other Laws No. 6592, which was published in the Official Gazette on 18.02.2015.

Turkey‘s ever growing energy needs relocates the mining industry to the center stage in Turkey‘s energy policy.

Mersis is an electronic trade registry, which is highly popular and a significant e-portal for attorneys and companies.

We are living in an era in which digitalization is accelerating and Artificial Intelligence ("AI") technologies are reshaping both societal and professional practices.

We are pleased to share our latest article, “German Special Fund for Infrastructure and Climate Neutrality: Opportunities for Turkish Companies”, jointly prepared by the Hergüner and Taylor Wessing teams.

For the most part, the Turkish Labor Law governs legal aspects of the employer-employee relationship in Turkey. This code defines employers as real persons, legal entities, or institutions or establishments with no legal personality which employ people.

The Regulation Amending the Zoning Regulation for Planned Areas (“Regulation”), published in the Official Gazette dated 1 July 2026 and numbered 33297, introduces several amendments to the Zoning Regulation for Planned Areas. The amendments include significant changes concerning construction license procedures, construction co-efficiency calculations, elevator requirements, modification works in existing buildings and the conversion of certain office buildings into residential use.

The Law No. 7464 on the Rental of Residential Properties for Tourism Purposes and Amendments to Certain Laws1 provided the short-term rental of residential properties for tourism purposes in Türkiye with a legal framework.

The amendment of the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law No. 2004 ("Previous Law"), which has been in force since 1932 and has undergone partial changes from time to time to meet evolving needs...

The Cyber Security Law ("Law"), which determines strategies to protect cyber assets in Türkiye against cyber-attacks and strengthens cyber security through centralized supervision...

The Regulation on Environmental Permit and License is published on the Official Gazette dated 10 September 2014 and numbered 29115.

With the number of increasing tourists expected to visit Turkey in the near future, the increasing number of airlines offering domestic scheduled flights, and the effects of a growing Turkish economy resulting in an increasing demand for air cargo transportation, the need for aircrafts in Turkey is on the rise. Currently, there are 17 licensed airlines with a total number of 212 aircraft (17 of which are for cargo transportation) and 49 licensed air taxi operators registered in Turkey. For airli